The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

Roman Baber, Conservative MP for York Centre, joins Stephen LeDrew for three minutes to discuss a pressing issue on Canada’s streets: radical Islamic jihad, violent anti-semitic protests, and the limits of free speech. From Hamas supporters chanting violence in major cities to political leaders failing to act, Baber breaks down why Canadians need to pay attention—and what should be done to protect public safety.

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Michelle Ferreri, former Conservative MP and now AI industry professional, joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes to share her perspective on some of Canada’s most pressing challenges. Drawing on her experience in Ottawa and the community, Ferreri discusses crime, guns, drugs, and the erosion of personal responsibility in society. She explains how policy shaped by ideology, leadership, and a lack of accountability can impact everyday life, and why restoring consequence and balance is essential for a healthier Canada. A compelling conversation on leadership, responsibility, and the policies that shape the nation

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Garry Clement to discuss the hidden challenges facing Canada. Drawing on decades of experience in intelligence and international finance, Clement explains how China’s influence is growing in Canadian politics, business, and diaspora communities—and why leaders often fail to address it.

From British Columbia to Ontario to the Maritimes, Clement breaks down the risks Canada faces and why understanding the long-term costs of inaction is critical. His new book, Canada Under Siege, published by Optimum, offers an eye-opening look at the forces shaping Canada’s future.

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Stephen LeDrew delivers a hard-hitting rant on the shift of power from elected officials to judges in Canada. From Ontario bike lanes to public parks filled with illegal tents, he explains how court decisions are increasingly shaping social policy—decisions that should be made by Parliament or provincial legislatures. With the Carney government asking the Supreme Court to reinterpret constitutional powers, LeDrew warns this trend undermines representative democracy and hands more authority to unelected judges, reshaping how Canada governs its people.

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Canada’s political promises are under scrutiny as Parliament returns, and Stephen LeDrew breaks down what he calls “Carney’s Capers.” In Three Minutes, he examines how touted federal projects and housing initiatives - widely covered by mainstream media - were largely pre-approved plans, with little real action from this “new” government. From new bureaucracies to hidden municipal costs that slow housing development, LeDrew argues that billions are being spent without solving the underlying issues.

He also highlights ongoing challenges in immigration, bail practices, and crime, noting that poorly- screened arrivals and ineffective punishment policies are exacerbating public safety concerns. According to LeDrew, the problem isn’t just policy - it’s a lack of accountability. Politicians aren’t responding to Canadians’ priorities, leaving citizens frustrated and the system unbalanced.

His advice is simple: write your MP, demand action, and hold leaders responsible. A concise, incisive look at political promises, systemic inefficiencies, and the urgent need for accountability in Canadian governance.

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Is Canadian society losing its way? Entrepreneur, and Common Sense Commentator (known as ‪@Mario4TheNorth‬ on Instagram) - Mario Zelaya joins Stephen to talk about what he sees as a decline in Canadian values, the importance of proper immigration and integration, and how leadership has shaped our national identity. In just Three Minutes, Mario explains why he believes Canada needs stronger vetting, cultural assimilation, and a return to core values to protect the country’s future.

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Dean Baxendale, CEO of Optimum Publishing and columnist, to break down the latest U.S.-Canada trade tensions. Baxendale explains the legal battle over Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs, the role of the U.S. courts, and how the Supreme Court may soon decide whether Canada faces new tariffs on aluminum, steel, and critical minerals.

From behind-the-scenes negotiations to why America still depends on Canadian resources, Baxendale offers a clear-eyed view of the stakes—and why a deal is ultimately in both countries’ interests. Today’s Three-Minutes is insight into trade, law, and diplomacy at the highest levels.

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Conservative MP Roman Baber joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss Toronto’s “homelessness” crisis, the dangers of safe supply in residential shelters, and the need for treatment-focused solutions. In just three minutes, Baber explains why he believes current policies are harming neighborhoods, endangering children, and failing to break the cycle of addiction—and how moving shelters to institutional spaces would be a better solution.

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LeDrew sits down with Garry Clement, author of Undercover and advisor to Versabank, and DRT Cyber, to discuss the growing influence of foreign powers in Canada’s Arctic. Clement explains how China and Russia are embedding themselves in Indigenous communities, using partnerships and investments to secure access to resources—and what that means for Canadian sovereignty.

From Belt and Road strategies to mineral rights and foreign interference, Clement breaks down the risks that most Canadians don’t know about. He calls for stronger foreign interference laws and a registry to protect Canada’s interests and warns that ignoring these threats could have serious long-term consequences.

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Are there really no homes or jobs for Canadians? Real estate entrepreneur Anthony Feor joins Stephen LeDrew to break down three hot topics in just Three Minutes: the housing “crisis,” youth employment, and whether Canada’s Liberals are delivering on promises. From condos in Toronto to the surprising role of Donald Trump in shaping Canadian policy, Anthony cuts through the noise and tells it like it is—fast, smart, and no-nonsense.

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